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Major schemes 'unsustainable', claims report
7 April 2006
Excessive bureaucracy and a lack of infrastructure are preventing high-profile regeneration projects in the Thames Gateway and Greater Manchester from delivering sustainable communities, according to a report published last week.
Cumbria development agency boss steps down
7 April 2006
The woman responsible for economic regeneration in Cumbria has quit her post.
£35m set aside for skills before Games
7 April 2006
A £35 million skills package will be launched this spring in a bid to enhance London's skills base ahead of the 2012 Olympics.
Scots agency to be probed over £30m overspend
7 April 2006
Scotland's national economic development agency faces an external audit after it overspent by £30 million in the last financial year.
Crack down on "enviro crimes"
7 April 2006
Councils will be given extra powers to crack down on a range of "enviro crimes" that blight neighbourhoods under new environment laws that came into force this week. Under the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act, councils will be able to issue £80-200 fines for activities such as fly-tipping or abandoning a vehicle. Visit www.defra.gov.uk.
Housing key targets
7 April 2006
The Housing Corporation has hit its key targets under the 2005-06 Approved Development Programme for new homes, it said this week. The Corporation predicted that its development partners would meet efficiency savings targets for new supply by the 2008 deadline set out in the Gershon review.
'Capability reviews'
7 April 2006
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, Department of Trade and Industry and Department for Education and Skills, are to be subject to 'capability reviews' the Cabinet Office announced this week. The reviews will look at where the departments need to improve in leadership, strategy and delivery.
London Bridge site
7 April 2006
Plans to redevelop a site in front of London Bridge station were approved by Southwark Council's planning committee this week. The New London Bridge House will involve replacing a 1960s office block with a new office and retail building.
North-East attack on growth plan
7 April 2006
Senior managers of key regeneration agencies in the North-East have "little enthusiasm" for the Northern Way growth strategy because they think it treats their region as an "afterthought", according to a study published this week.
ODPM to push public bodies to use land assets
7 April 2006
A drive to encourage public bodies to make better use of their property assets through public-private partnerships will be launched by the Government in the next few months, Regeneration & Renewal has learned.
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